How do humanitarian organizations negotiate access to areas controlled by rebel groups?
Examining the frequency, magnitude, resurgence, and consequences of long-term one-party monopolies in the American states since the 1930s
What does it mean for technology and politics when code becomes law?
Examining the disconnect between ideology and the ordinary Chinese citizens
How gun control became a central tool of governance in China
Illuminating the political impact of the deep psychological effects of racism
Identifying the political consequences when citizens with connections benefit from the “corruption advantage”
When race structures access to power and policy influence
Offering a new lens on global governance
When artists engage in pluri-local processes of remembrance and repair
Interrupting the routine of a common international practice by showing the social conditions that shape electoral assistance
A practical and human-centered model of reconciliation to implement during genocide
A valuable examination of how the U.S. Senate’s responsiveness has evolved
How ownership shapes the trajectory of capitalism on Europe’s periphery
Opportunities and constraints for women candidates communicating over social media
Comparing COVID-19 vaccination policies and politics around the world
The bold strategies legislators have used to increase their state’s power
What happens to refugees when politics come first?
Upending the understandings of the Chinese Cultural Revolution and the market reforms that followed
A new, critical interpretation of how lower and middle class consent was historically built for elite class rule
A sobering account of the strategic leveraging of women for counterinsurgency and impossible promises of inclusion
A dramatic look at the diversity of contemporary youth activism in the world’s most populous region
How an interim presidency developed a new US–UK relationship
Evaluating the short- and long-term effectiveness of sanctions alone or in combination with other instruments of national power
Uncovering the foundational dilemma between the objectives and the institutional mandates of peacebuilding agencies